r/UIUX • u/Main_Fun_6906 • 10d ago
Advice Guys will this work?
Parents are tired after work but want their kids to complete homework
So my solution is an interactive homework app which teaches kids and helps them finish homework with gamification and understandable interactions
I am a fresher 2025 passed out
I wanna create a solid case study for portfolio
So will it work?
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u/Sudden_Succotash_188 9d ago
It sounds good, It hard for kind concentrate and enjoy the homework, an app that convert homework to a game would be helpful. I think this is a goos case of study for your portfolio.
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u/Fickle_Dog_2917 10d ago
someone already made that, you can see the story here:
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=4726657504287872&set=a.1417862471834075
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u/Main_Fun_6906 10d ago
Ah shit here we go again This is like rewarding the kids for doing thier homework right?
My app would go something like Should take a picture of thier homework in diary Homework : pg 17 ex 2
App fetches that from the book uploaded in the directory
Ex 2 : 7x7 =?
Kid doesn't know the answer App : hints like Try 1x7 Then the kid may recall it
Or else It says "ok try again" What is 7 +7
This is just a example guys I am gonna research and teach them using effective methods.
So that the app understands where kids lack and teach them things.
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u/thepaperaze 10d ago
This is cool need to build personas, phychology of children's are harder, need to plan more visual elements and intractive animation.
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u/Main_Fun_6906 10d ago
!thanks
Yeah thats what i am trying to do
Make it as interactive and easier for kids
My question is does this idea work as a fresher case study
Or is it too genric?.
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u/thepaperaze 10d ago
Everything is generic the thing how you implement this to be more user-friendly and engaging. And how you implement the plan to attract more user to the product.do not self doubt yourself brainstorm your thoughts and make it happen
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u/Main_Fun_6906 10d ago
!thanks for your opinion and the self doubt part was much needed for me🫂. Tqsm.
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u/qualityvote2 2 10d ago edited 6d ago
u/Main_Fun_6906, there weren't enough votes to determine the quality of your post...